Viraj Phanse

Trend Report

The Database Evolution

Organizations are constantly working to build up their big data capabilities with hopes to compete in the modern economy. SQL and NoSQL database types were supposed to help organizations identify and make sense of hidden patterns in the data that businesses collected. In recent years, however, the momentum of the big data movement has seemed to slow as business leaders around the world have failed to realize the results that were promised several years ago. As the momentum has decelerated, how is the use of SQL and NoSQL databases evolving to support these efforts as businesses attempt to course correct in the big data era? In DZone’s 2020 Trend Report “Database Evolution: SQL or NoSQL in the Age of Big Data,” we explore the role of two popular database types SQL and NoSQL in big data initiatives over the next 6-12 months. Readers will find original research, interviews with industry experts, and additional resources with helpful tips, best practices, and more.

Trend Report

Cloud Native

Questions around how to efficiently manage microservices, accelerate deployments, and make applications scalable are answered through cloud-native technology. Cloud-native is all about taking advantage of the cloud in every way possible. This results in faster, more efficient ways to run, develop, and deploy applications — every aspect of your application infrastructure has been adopted and implemented with the cloud in mind.In this report, we detail key findings from our original research and address how cloud native will add business value, the role of microservices in adopting cloud-native technology, and what business executives are saying about cloud-native.